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May 22nd, 2014 – Strategy with Ben Warrington and WSOP Preview
On this episode of the Tournament Poker Edge Podcast, Casey Jarzabek, Marc Alioto and Tim Kelly join us to preview the WSOP. Then we catch up with Ben Warrington and talk a little MTT strategy.
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PokerNews GPI Update Episode #18: WSOP Fantasy Poker Manger News
Rich and Eric are back to look at the movers and shakers in the Global Poker Index, but more importantly they will preview the Fantasy Poker Manager game for the upcoming World Series of Poker. They discuss the types of leagues, some sleepers, and more to get you ready for a summer of sweats!
Fasso Part II
Mike Fasso is back for one more episode as we discuss the Streak, Gus Hansen, showering with two bars of soap and slow-playing catastrophes.
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05/21/2014 Poker Action Line
BIG Dave talks to Mukul Pahuja, who recently captured the WPT Player of the Year honors for season XII. Interviews with Fred Goldberg and Darryll Fish fill out the program with a quick preview of the WSOP Schedule as the series gets underway next week.
The Poker Edge: 5/20/14
Andrew Feldman talks with Daniel Negreanu about fantasy WSOP auction drafts and why he’s bored with no-limit hold 'em. Plus, Mukul Pahuja joins to discuss his recent success on the World Poker Tour.
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The Bernard Lee Poker Show 05-20-14 with Guest Joe Cada
Its the 7th Anniversary of The Bernard Lee Poker Show. This week, Bernard chats with 2009 WSOP Main Event Champ Joe Cada.
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Episode 79: The Computer Poker Research Group
On Episode #79 of the Thinking Poker Podcast, Nate and Andrew offer a warm welcome to newcomers of both the podcast and the iBus Media Network, Andrew gets leveled by an eight-year-old, and the pair breaks down a hand from an online MTT. They are then joined by Dr. Michael Bowling and PhD candidate Mike Johanson from the University of Alberta Computer Poker Research Group .
